ACHED - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inglés

español

I. ache [ingl. am. eɪk, ingl. brit. eɪk] V. intr.

1.1. ache (give pain):

ache tooth/ear/leg:

doler

my back/head aches

me duele la espalda/la cabeza

my legs/feet ache

me duelen las piernas/los pies

these statistics make my head ache

estas estadísticas me dan dolor de cabeza

I'm aching all over

me duele todo el cuerpo

it makes my heart ache

me da muchísima pena

1.2. ache <aching, part. pres. > shoulders/muscles:

ache

dolorido

with an aching heart

con gran dolor de corazón

her departure left an aching void in his life

su partida dejó un doloroso vacío en su vida

2. ache (yearn):

to ache to + infin

ansiar +  infin

to ache for sth

suspirar por algo

II. ache [ingl. am. eɪk, ingl. brit. eɪk] SUST.

ache

dolor m (sordo y continuo)

aches and pains

achaques mpl

with an ache in his heart

con gran dolor de corazón

throbbing pain/ache

punzante

dull pain/ache

sordo

I ached for days after

(después or luego) estuve dolorida varios días

español

inglés

tengo agujetas tras la caminata de ayer

I'm stiff o my legs ache from yesterday's walk

me duele la guata

I've got a tummy ache coloq.

dolor de barriga

tummy ache coloq.

me duelen los pies

my feet ache o hurt o are sore

me duele todo el cuerpo

I ache all over

me duelen las tripas

I have a stomach ache

me duelen las tripas

I have a tummy ache coloq.

le dolía todo el cuerpo

his whole body ached

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

I. ache [eɪk] SUST.

ache

dolor m

aches and pains

dolores y achaques

II. ache [eɪk] V. intr.

ache

doler

I am aching to see her again

me muero de ganas de volver a verla

stomach ache SUST.

stomach ache

dolor m de estómago

tummy ache SUST. childspeak

tummy ache

dolor m de tripa

dull ache, thud

sordo, -a

español

inglés

tengo dolor de barriga

I have (a) stomach ache

dolor de estómago

stomach-ache

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

I. ache [eɪk] SUST.

ache

dolor m

aches and pains

dolores y achaques

II. ache [eɪk] V. intr.

ache

doler

I am aching to see her again

me muero de ganas de volver a verla

tummy ache SUST. childspeak

tummy ache

dolor m de tripita

dull ache, thud

sordo, -a

español

inglés

dolor de estómago

stomach-ache

Present

I	ache
you	ache
he/she/it	aches
we	ache
you	ache
they	ache

Past

I	ached
you	ached
he/she/it	ached
we	ached
you	ached
they	ached

Present Perfect

I	have	ached
you	have	ached
he/she/it	has	ached
we	have	ached
you	have	ached
they	have	ached

Past Perfect

I	had	ached
you	had	ached
he/she/it	had	ached
we	had	ached
you	had	ached
they	had	ached

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

But they may show sleep problems, they may be anxious and avoidant, they may have tummy aches or headaches or non-specific pains.

www.huffingtonpost.com

Back to sick bay again with complaints of a tummy ache.

www.huffingtonpost.com.au

A child might get a tummy ache, but usually there will be no symptoms.

www.telegraph.co.uk

You know what, it's not headache -- it's tummy ache.

www.independent.co.uk

I mean, this clip has enough eye candy to leave you sick with a tummy ache for days.

www.mtv.com